Leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange and wallet provider Coinbase announced today, June 28, that they are opening a new office on the west coast of the United States in Portland, Oregon.
According to a statement on the Coinbase blog, the exchange had considered different cities before deciding on Portland for its "Incredibly talented, innovative open-source and blockchain communities."
Coinbase states that it has signed a seven-year lease on the new office, where renovations will begin in the coming weeks.
Per the blog post, Coinbase will add up to 100 new jobs to the Portland economy this year, with possibly more to come as the company grows.
Earlier this month, critics alleged that Coinbase is underprepared and overwhelmed by its current growth pace.
Users reported difficulties accessing funds, frustration at being locked out of access, not receiving due funds, and difficulties transferring funds between accounts.
Mashable wrote that the filings form a "Troubling pattern," that shows users are attributing their losses and inconveniences to mismanagement by Coinbase.
Earlier this month, Coinbase announced that it will expand into Japanese markets.
Coinbase, which was founded in 2012, boasts over 20 million users, with $150 billion assets traded.
Following the announcement of future support for ETC on Coinbase, the asset's price jumped 25 percent.
Coinbase to Open New Office in Portland, Oregon
Publicado en Jun 29, 2018
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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